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It's better, but much is left to do
On King's birthday, blacks view civil rights movement
ALISON BUNTING
Times-News Staff Writer
CUMBERLAND —
African Americans in Cumberland view the civil rights movement as positive, but not without difficulty. Most say there is still a distance to go.
Today the nation is observing the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. His legacy lives on.